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Good Wine: The New Basics by Richard Paul Hinkle

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Good Wine: The New Basics
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Publisher: Silverback Books
ISBN/ASIN: 1930603789
ISBN-13: 9781930603783
Number of pages: 160

Description:
Richard Hinkle shares his knowledge of the different varieties from aperitif to dessert wines and every red and white in between. You'll find all the key answers to your questions on tasting, creating a cellar and, more importantly, how to stock it. Find out why certain aromas like fruits, nuts, spices, breads and even leathers or suedes can create rich, intense, and sweet flavors.

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